I recently sat next to a detective on a flight and he said in many violent crime cases he'd investigated the victim had egged on the assailant; "go ahead, try it..." that kind of stuff.

Definitely nothing violent or sexual.

In-fact, Mayor Breed is implementing LE policy where policy will non longer respond to non-violent calls for service.

Income in C areas will be a little lower, there will be a little more crime (though mostly non-violent) and there will be a bit more drug use.  

Criminal offenses of a violent nature against either person or property will result in denial.2.

You can invest in a violent city, just don't invest in the violent neighborhoods.

They would place after care individuals after serving their time for non violent crimes...

@Scott Mac And those are only the violent attacks or ones that get reported.

For C class neighborhoods think school teacher, factory worker, customer service, retail worker, first responder who make 3X than the rent with no violent OR non-violent felonies, no prior evictions. 

Since his death, his sister has been angry and violent to me to the point we cannot be in the same room anymore.